The Fix in Northridge, CA provides expert repair services for phones, tablets, and other devices, along with a full range of mobile accessories. Whether you need a screen replacement, battery service, or charging port repair, our skilled technicians are here to help.

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9301 Tampa Ave unit 205, Northridge, CA 91324
+1 (818) 709-1999Eduardo Chavez
Great service and super helpful and kind staff
Juan Sánchez
Very helpful and friendly
Lavon Scott
Diego was amazing and I will definitely be coming back.
Daniel Gutierrez
Diego really helped me out with my phone. 10/10 experience.
Illuminant Media
Highly recommended for all your devices old and new many products and services at competitive prices.
Kelly Aragon
great service! juliana was a great help!
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(Translated by Google) Best store in Northridge area (Original) Best store in Northridge área
Guillermo Mayorga
The fix northidge is the best cell phone repair shop been coming here for 10 years and they never disappoint
Gregory Haymon
Chris helped me out fix my phone a few minutes before they closed no one else would help me out best store ever and employees
Wess Macc
Great service
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Northridge, CA is your one-stop shop for device repair. Quick turnarounds, affordable prices, and local experts you can trust
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We repair all major phone brands in Northridge, CA. iPhone, Samsung, Google, and more—get your phone fixed fast.
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside Northridge Fashion Center, conveniently located in Unit 205 at 9301 Tampa Ave, Northridge, CA 91324. We repair phones, tablets, computers and game consoles, and we sell the accessories that protect them. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, so the work can run while you are shopping.
Screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras and speakers are all handled here. That covers the iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models people across the Valley carry, plus the iPads and laptops that share the backpack with them.
Repair is the main job in this store. Our technicians open phones, tablets and laptops all day, so they know how each model is built and where it tends to fail. An iPhone screen comes apart differently from a Galaxy screen. A MacBook battery sits differently from one in a Windows laptop. That knowledge shortens the guesswork.
Part choice is the second reason. For many phones there is more than one screen option, and the difference matters. One may match the brightness and color of the panel you had. Another may cost less and suit an older phone you plan to replace soon. We explain the options for your model, and we use high-quality parts for the option you pick.
The third reason is range. The same team works on Apple, Samsung and Google phones, iPads and Android tablets, MacBooks and Windows laptops, and the three big gaming consoles. One visit covers whichever device needs the work.
A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 or iPhone 17 Pro is more than a cosmetic problem. Once you have shattered glass on the front, small splinters can catch a fingertip, and the crack lets moisture and dust reach the panel underneath. We replace the full screen assembly, so the touch layer and the glass are new together.
Back glass is its own job. On the iPhone 16 lineup, the rear panel can be replaced without swapping the whole frame, which keeps the repair smaller. If the back of your phone is cracked from a drop on a parking lot, that is the repair to ask about.
Battery wear shows up in two ways. The first is a battery draining fast, where an iPhone 13 or iPhone 14 that once lasted a full day now needs the charger by early afternoon. The second is a sudden shutdown, where the phone turns off at 20 or 30 percent and comes back only when plugged in. Both point to a cell that can no longer deliver steady power, and a new battery fixes both.
Charging port repair is next. A Galaxy A36 or another USB-C phone that charges only at a certain angle, or drops the connection when the cable moves, often has a worn port. On many Galaxy A models the port sits on a small sub-board, so we replace that board rather than the whole phone's internals.
Touch faults need a closer look. A Google Pixel 9 with unresponsive touch along one edge, or with ghost touch, where taps register that you never made, may have a damaged screen or a pressure point on the panel from a bent frame. The diagnosis tells us which.
Sound and camera problems round out the list. A muffled speaker on a Galaxy S25 Ultra can be a clogged grille or a failed speaker unit. A cracked camera lens cover lets in haze and blurs every photo, and we replace the cover or the camera module depending on the damage.
Water damage is the hardest call. A phone that will not power on after a drop in a pool or a spilled drink needs to be opened, cleaned and checked board by board. Some phones recover fully after cleaning, while others need a part replaced. Opening the phone early gives the board a better chance.
iPads come in for many of the same reasons phones do. An iPad Air with a charging port that has stopped responding, or an iPad mini that will not turn on after a fall, gets the same diagnosis-first approach. Android tablets from Samsung and others are covered too.
MacBook repair covers the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro: worn batteries, damaged screens, keyboards with dead keys, and machines that stop at a black screen during startup. We also repair Windows laptops from the major brands, including screen, battery and charging faults.
Gaming consoles are on the list as well. A PlayStation 5 or an Xbox Series X with no picture on the TV may have a damaged HDMI port. A console that runs loud and shuts itself off may need its fan and thermal paste looked at. A Nintendo Switch with a cracked screen or Joy-Con controllers that drift gets the same attention.
We carry cases, screen protectors, chargers and cables for current phones. That includes slim cases for people who want the phone to stay light, rugged cases for people who drop theirs often, and wallet cases that hold a card or two.
Fit matters more than it used to. The camera layout on an iPhone 17 Pro or a Galaxy S25 Ultra is different from earlier models, so a case made for last year's phone may cover a lens or block a button. We stock cases cut for the newer bodies, along with tempered glass protectors sized to each screen.
Chargers and cables cover USB-C and Lightning, so both newer and older iPhones are covered, along with Android phones and tablets.
A repair moves through four stages, and you can follow each one.
You will find us in Unit 205 at 9301 Tampa Ave, Northridge, CA 91324, inside Northridge Fashion Center. The mall's department stores make easy reference points: the store is a short walk from JCPenney, with Macy's on the same property. AMC Northridge 10 sits on the Shirley Ave side of the center, about 0.2 mile away.
Driving in from the north, take CA-118 Exit 37 at Tampa Ave and head south until the mall appears on your left. That route also serves Porter Ranch, which sits about 2.7 miles north. From the east, California State University, Northridge is about 1.6 miles away along Nordhoff St. The Northridge Metrolink station is about 0.8 mile southeast of the store.
Heat is the main factor here. Summer days in the west Valley regularly pass 100 degrees, and the inside of a parked car gets far hotter than that. Lithium batteries age faster with every hot afternoon, and a cell that cooks often enough can turn into a swollen battery. That swelling can push the screen or back glass out of line, and the phone should not be charged until the battery is replaced.
Dry air and wind add a second problem. When the Santa Ana winds blow, fine dust gets into pockets and bags, and it ends up packed into the charging port. Debris in the port can stop the cable from seating fully, so the phone charges slowly or not at all. Cleaning the port sometimes solves it before any part needs to change.
Keeping a phone out of direct sun, off a hot car seat and in a case with a closed port cover goes a long way during the warm months.
Expect a welcoming team that takes the time to answer questions. Our staff explain the fault and the options in a way that makes sense, in everyday language.
Expect high-quality parts matches exact to model of your phone.
Expect help with accessories, too. Choosing a case or a screen protector comes with advice on fit, and the protector is put on for you, lined up straight and free of bubbles.
Many Galaxy screen repairs here are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. The model sets the pace. A Galaxy A series screen comes off differently from the panel on a Galaxy S24 or S25, which is bonded tightly to the frame and needs more care to lift. A bent frame adds time as well.
An iPad battery takes longer than a phone battery, because the screen has to come off first to reach it. On a base iPad, the adhesive around the glass is the slow part. On an iPad Pro, the panel is thinner and more fragile, so the screen is lifted with extra care before the battery comes out.
That depends on the fault, and we give you an estimate once the diagnosis is done. A MacBook Air battery is a different job from a MacBook Pro screen, and a keyboard on some models sits under the top case, which means more of the laptop has to come apart.
Water damage has no set timeline; it depends on how far the liquid traveled inside the phone and what it touched. Pool water, salt water and sugary drinks each leave different residue. Bringing the phone in quickly, powered off and without charging it, gives the repair a better starting point.
Your iPad model sets most of the cost. On a base iPad, the glass and the LCD underneath are separate layers, so a crack in the glass alone can mean a smaller part. On an iPad Air or iPad Pro, the glass is fused to the panel, so the whole assembly is replaced.
The iPhone generation is the biggest factor in what a charging port costs. Models up to the iPhone 14 use Lightning, while the iPhone 15 and later use USB-C. On both, the port is part of a flex assembly that also carries microphones, so the part changes from model to model.
A Galaxy battery's cost comes down to the model and how its back is sealed. On a Galaxy S23 or a later S model, the glass back is glued in place and has to be heated and lifted, then sealed again. Many Galaxy A models open with less work, which keeps the labor lower.
Pixel camera lens pricing depends on whether only the cover glass is cracked or the camera behind it is damaged too. On a Pixel 8 or Pixel 9, the lenses sit inside the camera bar across the back. A cracked cover alone is a smaller repair than a camera module that no longer focuses.
Screen size, resolution and touch support drive the cost of a laptop screen. A regular matte panel on a Windows laptop is a simpler part than a high-resolution touchscreen on a 2-in-1. We confirm the exact panel your laptop uses during the diagnosis.
Yes, the diagnosis is free. You leave with a clear answer about what failed, whether or not you decide to go ahead with the repair.
You can walk in without an appointment. If you prefer to plan ahead, you can also start a repair request on our website and bring the device in when it suits you.
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